Sentence examples for more trite from inspiring English sources

The program's other pieces feel all the more trite by being placed after it.

He has far more range and interest and depth than the more trite commentators suggest.

On the face of it, the anxieties and disappointments represented here might seem more trite.

Not much could be more trite than Bird's using "Ride of the Valkyries" as his ringtone for Myndi when she calls.

IT could have been a local version of the NBC series "America's Got Talent," without the network show's more trite offerings — the Elvis impersonators, the can-can dancers.

Galbraith prevents the book from becoming a series of ripping yarns by regularly deflating our expectations of the more trite sorts of drama.

Tying up the psychological loose ends of a movie that promised so much more, the trite ending subscribes to the bogus therapeutic notion that one good cry and a confession of vulnerability can wipe away a lifetime of repression.

The choreography is Vegas glitzy, rather than wowing, and the subplot, with Brenda (a wasted Kerry Butler) as the love interest, is occasionally funny but more often trite.

Maybe the old saying "its the thought that counts" is more true than trite.

The plot was trite, more an extended greeting card than a story.

Save more is the trite answer; work until you are 70 or beyond is more likely.